Two pieces of root from South Africa with a handwritten note

Two pieces of root used to relieve pain, by Kaffirs of Tembuland, from South Africa, 1871-1905, with a handwritten note.

Details

Category:
Materia Medica & Pharmacology
Collection:
Sir Henry Wellcome's Museum Collection
Object Number:
A667098
Materials:
root
Measurements:
large piece: length 63 mm
large piece: width 14 mm
smaller piece: length 19 mm
smaller piece: width 12 mm
type:
root
credit:
Cassidy, C.G. and Lane, A.C.

Parts

Two pieces of root used to relieve pain, by Kaffirs of Tembuland, from South Africa, 1871-1905.

Two pieces of root from South Africa

Two pieces of root used to relieve pain, by Kaffirs of Tembuland, from South Africa, 1871-1905.

Measurements:
large piece: length 63 mm
large piece: width 14 mm
smaller piece: length 19 mm
smaller piece: width 12 mm
Materials:
root
Object Number:
A667098/1
type:
root
Two pieces of root used to relieve pain, by Kaffirs of Tembuland, from South Africa, 1871-1905, with a handwritten note.

Handwritten note to go with two pieces of root from South Africa

Two pieces of root used to relieve pain, by Kaffirs of Tembuland, from South Africa, 1871-1905, with a handwritten note.

Materials:
paper (fibre product)
Object Number:
A667098/2
type:
notes